Tandragee 100: Michael Dunlop wins red-flagged Supersport race from Mike Browne
Michael Dunlop won the Supersport race at the Tandragee 100 for a double with a result declared following a red flag.
Pole man Mike Browne, who set a new Supersport qualifying lap record on Friday, led the race on the BPE by Russell Racing Yamaha on the first two laps, with Dunlop giving chase on his MD Racing Ducati.
Dunlop was ahead on the third lap as they crossed the line, with Browne now giving chase and Shaun Anderson up to third place ahead of Michael Sweeney (EM Yamaha).
The red flag went out on the fourth and final lap, with a result declared based on positions at the end of lap three.
Dunlop secured the win by 0.173s from Browne, with Anderson (Suzuki) nine seconds further behind.
Sweeney took fourth ahead of Marcus Simpson (Triumph), with Conor Cummins completing the top six on the Madbros Racing Suzuki.
Earlier, Anderson took victory in the Supertwin race on the Scott Racing Aprilia.
Sweeney, who started from pole, led the way in the dry but rain showers towards the end of the race proved decisive, with the Irishman dropping back on the last lap to finish third behind Kevin Lavery (Kawasaki).
Barry Furber (Yamaha) was fourth with Neil Kernohan a fine fifth on his Aprilia ahead of Sean Brolly (Aprilia).
Racing resumed after an earlier red flag in the Senior Support race, which resulted in a lengthy delay. The NI Air Ambulance was tasked to the scene.
No further official details have been provided by the organisers.
The Senior Support race was restarted, but was halted again by another red flag.